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Enhancing the OPAC with the Virtual Shelf Browser Renata Dyer Manager, Systems and Electronic Services High Court of Australia Library
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Page 1: Enhancing the OPAC with the Virtual Shelf Browser Renata Dyer Manager, Systems and Electronic Services High Court of Australia Library.

Enhancing the OPAC with the Virtual Shelf Browser

Renata DyerManager, Systems and Electronic ServicesHigh Court of Australia Library

Page 2: Enhancing the OPAC with the Virtual Shelf Browser Renata Dyer Manager, Systems and Electronic Services High Court of Australia Library.

ContextOPAC Enhancements Project• implementing book images (incl. TOCs and

Summaries)•utilising 856 and 970 fields to deliver more

meaningful information about online access

•WebBridge feature (basic only) – discovering more in Scholar and Trove

•Enhancing Discovery Experience with Virtual Shelf Browser (VSB)

Page 3: Enhancing the OPAC with the Virtual Shelf Browser Renata Dyer Manager, Systems and Electronic Services High Court of Australia Library.

Why VSB?

•Interactive visual browsing experience•OPAC searching aligned with the Web 2.0

discovery experience (Google Books, etc)•More integrated presentation of third

party supplemental content (book images)

Page 4: Enhancing the OPAC with the Virtual Shelf Browser Renata Dyer Manager, Systems and Electronic Services High Court of Australia Library.

Implementation

•Step 1: exporting the collection titles in tab-delimited file (Review File) to be provided to the vendor

•Step 2: basic configuration done on vendor’s admin site

•Step 3: modifying the bib_display.html in screens files (QR code provided by the vendor)

•Step 4: testing and correcting

Page 5: Enhancing the OPAC with the Virtual Shelf Browser Renata Dyer Manager, Systems and Electronic Services High Court of Australia Library.

Review File Export

•The review file created containing required elements (online location excluded!)

•Exported to .txt•Further cleaning in Excel; file saved

in .txt format•Loaded onto the vendor’s site

Page 6: Enhancing the OPAC with the Virtual Shelf Browser Renata Dyer Manager, Systems and Electronic Services High Court of Australia Library.

Configuration of VSB

Page 7: Enhancing the OPAC with the Virtual Shelf Browser Renata Dyer Manager, Systems and Electronic Services High Court of Australia Library.

Bib_display.html

QR Code provided by the vendor and added to the bib_display.html

Page 8: Enhancing the OPAC with the Virtual Shelf Browser Renata Dyer Manager, Systems and Electronic Services High Court of Australia Library.

<script src="http://ltfl.librarything.com/forlibraries/widget.js?id=1461-2457050331" type="text/javascript"></script><noscript>This page contains enriched content visible when JavaScript is enabled or by clicking <a href="http://ltfl.librarything.com/forlibraries/noscript.php?id=1461-2457050331&accessibility=1">here</a>.</noscript>

Page 9: Enhancing the OPAC with the Virtual Shelf Browser Renata Dyer Manager, Systems and Electronic Services High Court of Australia Library.

Testing - Issues•Some links in VSB to the catalogue page

did not work.•These records were without ISBNs.

•Resolution: configuring title and keyword URLS

Page 10: Enhancing the OPAC with the Virtual Shelf Browser Renata Dyer Manager, Systems and Electronic Services High Court of Australia Library.

More Issues…•Title and keyword URLs often picked up

too many records and in some cases no records at all.

•The records that produced no search results had “too long” titles.

Page 11: Enhancing the OPAC with the Virtual Shelf Browser Renata Dyer Manager, Systems and Electronic Services High Court of Australia Library.

Resolution•What would be the best element from the

MARC record that can be used for URL string?

•Bib record number!•Issue with the bib record number: one

digit longer in Millennium than in OPAC•New tab-delimited file provided to the

vendor; vendor strips out the last digit

Page 12: Enhancing the OPAC with the Virtual Shelf Browser Renata Dyer Manager, Systems and Electronic Services High Court of Australia Library.

Ideal Scenario•The Visual Shelf Browse images are

linked to the bib record

Page 13: Enhancing the OPAC with the Virtual Shelf Browser Renata Dyer Manager, Systems and Electronic Services High Court of Australia Library.

Questions?

Contact:Renata Dyer [email protected] Manager, Systems and Electronic ServicesHigh Court of Australia Library


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